METTĀ

New American restaurant · Fort Greene

METTĀ

New American restaurant · Fort Greene

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197 Adelphi St, Brooklyn, NY 11205

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Seasonal food is cooked over an open flame at this South American restaurant with a chef's counter.  

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197 Adelphi St, Brooklyn, NY 11205 Get directions

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197 Adelphi St, Brooklyn, NY 11205 Get directions

+1 718 233 9134

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Mar 5, 2025

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"Metta was a wood-fired restaurant converted to a carbon-neutral establishment in 2017. The restaurant focused on reducing greenhouse gas emissions by sourcing locally, buying renewable energy, and investing in carbon-negative initiatives. It was closed during the summer and replaced by Rhodora." - Carla Vianna

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"Owned by Henry Rich, Metta is also part of the collaboration with Republic of Booza for the summer pop-up." - Kayla Kumari Upadhyaya

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"After two weeks of renovations, Fort Greene’s New American restaurant Mettā reopens today. Menu changes include lower price points." - Kayla Kumari Upadhyaya

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"The first New York restaurant to join the initiative was Mettā in Brooklyn." - Lani Furbank

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"The first New York restaurant to join the initiative was Mettā in Brooklyn. For owner Henry Rich, it was a no brainer. "I was sold in the first few minutes," he says. "It's a baseline ethical requirement of working with food in 2018... There's no other option." As a restaurant owner, he feels a sense of obligation to make sustainable choices. "We're making decisions that are hundreds of times more impactful because we're feeding hundreds of people. So, our decisions are multiplied," he says." - Lani Furbank

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Miguelito

Google
Appetizers we’re amazing. Peach salad has a great combination of flavors. Oysters were shacked fresh. But then, the short rib entreé was a disappointment. It’s so tough to chew and a lot of flavor components are missing. The chocolate dessert was good but a little salty. Overall, it was a good experience. Just pay a little more attention to the flavor profiles. It’s a new addition to the neighborhood and I would like to try it once again to see if there are any improvements.

Ashley Helvey

Google
Love the location and ambiance, but have had up and down experience with service and food. Seems like menu or chef changed recently and miss the wood fired meats and healthy portions.

David Murguia

Google
Neighborhood corner spot kind of feeling. We liked the pasta the most!

Jeremy M

Google
Good, some of the food was a bit style over substance

Anna Tune

Google
The food was outstanding. Delicious, original and really innovative flavours - unbeatably crispy lamb and flame roasted steak were so good! Even the simple sounding potatoes were unbelievably tasty. The open kitchen creates a real vibrancy in the restaurant, and the service was excellent. A brilliant dining experience that I will be repeating as soon as possible.

Dan Shaw

Google
We arrived with enthusiasm to taste food that others raved about, but we were underwhelmed. There was something ungenerous about the cooking, a sense that the chef was not actually interested in delivering pleasure. The chicken liver mousse was hidden beneath slices of toasted bread as if it were an afterthought and it tasted like Gorgonzola though a server insisted it was only chicken livers and butter. Oysters did not taste like the ocean and were topped with a mystery purée that negated whatever flavor there was. The sweet potato was satisfying only because it was hearty but a meager portion still. Our waitress was only concerned with selling us more drinks and NEVER asked if we were enjoying our food. She must have been afraid to hear our answer. The poppy cake was very tasty but overall this was an expensive mistake at $250 for four (including tip). Our waitress had warned us rather sternly that we had not ordered enough food. But if we’d had and spent $300 we wouldn’t be sad—we’d be angry.

Stephen Elliot

Google
Beautiful atmosphere, helpful staff, and warm Sunday Supper vibes. Considerable options for vegetarians. Food was tasty. Wine is probably the preferred drink here as the cocktail was forgettable. Seems like it can accommodate groups as well as a romantic date. I'd visit again.

Sam Babajide

Google
Great food but a few little quirks. Proper food / utensil pairing was a miss, had to request a steak knife to cut into my chicken order. The wine pour is a bit on the reserved side. But the food is amazing.